South Korea
January 13, 2021
South Korea: Backtracking on Rights Protections
(New York) – South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s administration weakened its criticism of human rights in North Korea in 2020.
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The US-Korea Free Trade Agreement
Annex 22-B: A Missed Opportunity on Workers’ Rights in North Korea
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